Mask rule at your preschool

[Anonymous]

Teachers wear masks. The kids do not. I’m not aware of any rule around the kids socially distancing from one another.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Adults must wear a mask at all times.
Parents can't come in - they must drop kids off outside.
Everyone - adults and kids must have their temps taken before going in. Parents must wait for the kids to get the all-clear to go in before leaving.
If a kid shows any symptoms they are immediately removed from the group and the parent called to pick them up.
Kids can wear masks or not, as they want.
They are encouraged to not take mass transit to school if possible.

The preschool is only allowing five kids in a class. DD was out of preschool from March through late June, until a spot opened up for her. There are three classes of five each, but they don't inter-mingle at any point.

There used to be a rule about "no hugging or kissing school friends" that was not at all enforced but now it is.
When the kids are playing outside and someone walks by too close to their fence, they all shriek and point, while screaming "Six feet, SIX FEET!" The exception to this is if the person walking by isn't wearing a mask, in which case all the 4 year olds scream "Mask! MASK! Where's your MASK?" and essentially shame the person into putting it on.

Haha. I love those kids. That's awesome.

[Anonymous]

Everyone wears a mask even outside. Lunch is the only exception.

[Anonymous]

Teachers must wear masks at drop-off and pick-up. Teachers also wear masks inside but not outside at playtime-as long as there is social distancing. It is optional for children to wear face coverings. As far as I can tell, none of the children are wearing masks